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Holy cow that's light! and expensive! lol
Says the guy looking to buy carbon fiber Spurs... Haha, but seriously, if from day one I had just bought one of each of the lightest and most expensive and just stuck with it, id have way less junk in my house and way more money.Holy cow that's light! and expensive! lol
Let us know how they hold up. I have concerns with the slot on the step damaging the carbon fiber when you stand on the step and weakening it. I don't know if it's a valid concern or not so I'm interested to see how it works.
I already have CF spurs. Best money i've spent yet!Says the guy looking to buy carbon fiber Spurs... Haha, but seriously, if from day one I had just bought one of each of the lightest and most expensive and just stuck with it, id have way less junk in my house and way more money.
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Lol, my mistakeI already have CF spurs. Best money i've spent yet!
Hey @Swampfox I have a couple questions. Number one do you have a link to where you bought your carbon fiber sticks from? Have you considered using a spacer inside the tube to strengthen around the bolt holes? And since we live so close to one another would you mind if I come ride by your place one day and take a look at these sticks in person?
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You would be placing 3 tubes in the stick, one at each bolt. I don’t know much about resin but JB weld or Devon would work at the bolts. Just coat the bolt with Turtle Wax before you insert it through the tube. Gunsmiths use Turtle wax as a release agent when they bed a rifle.I was thinking the round carbon fiber tubing too.... resin it in. Perhaps a couple intermittently placed throughout the length of the stick as well.
Just a consideration in case the carbon cracks or shows a lot of flex. The carbon is uncharted territory. We are all very interested in the outcome of this project.Why are you wanting to add pieces to the carbon fiber? They haven’t even been tried to know if anything is required.
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Old man use to have the carbon fiber stands and I think they didn’t hold up in freezing weather well.Just a consideration in case the carbon cracks or shows a lot of flex. The carbon is uncharted territory. We are all very interested in the outcome of this project.
Old man use to have the carbon fiber stands and I think they didn’t hold up in freezing weather well.